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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-07
TECECRApHIc NEW 5.
A FIGHT WITH THE CROWS.
Chief sword. Rearer kiiIed-Hostiies Re.
turning to the agency.

Crow AGENCY, Nov. THE Crow
yndian affair came to a head yesterday,
resulting u the complete routing OF the
Indian forces. In a council yesterday
with the Crow chief General Ruger said:
II want all of the II who fred into the
agency building. and will give them one
hour and half to come in. Time being
up, General Ruger sent troops and Com
pany X down the valley on the left flank
of the Indi,ns. where they were met by
about half the Indians gathered in the
war party, which numbered about $50.
A red-hot skirmish then resulted. in
which Corporal Chas. Thompson was
killed, Private Eugene Malloy slightly
wounded, and Private Clark thrown from
his horse aud his shoulder dis 'ocated A
running fight ensued. the Indians retreat
ing, some to a peaceful gathering near
che agency. and others crossing the river
and taking to the hills. Sword bearer,
the chief. made a final stand at the cross
ing OF the Little Horn. below the agency,
in which he and probably three other fol.
lowers were killed.
Sword hearers body was brought into
camp, but the others are only reported
dead. Most of the Indians circled about
aud returned TO the agency.
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LOADED RpMRs.
whnt the OGicers Pound I'm an Anar-
81. chist's Cell.

CHICAGO, Nov. THE cells of the
seven condemned Anarchists in the
county Jail were searched yesterday, and
elk loaded bombs were found hidden away
in Lingg's cell. Hundreds of citizens who
had signed petitions tor clemency regret
their action since the bombs were dis.
covered. IL is doubtful if the CONDEMNED
men will longer he al owed TO enjoy the
privilege Of reading the daily papers 1t
was suggested to the Sheriff that the al
vertlsing columns might be easily utilized
as means of communication in cipher
between them and outsiders.
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THE AN.RCHIsIs' CASE.

Petitions for aud tga ,nst Com N, utatiou.
SPRINGFIELD. I'll. Nov. 7.-Governor
Oglesbys mail in the anarchists case
was larger yesterday than ever before.
Governor Oglesby told an Associated
Press representative that while there
were many demands that the sentence
be carried out. the proportion of requests
for Communication were decidedly larger
than on any previous day. As a matter
OF fact, said the Governor, pleas of mercy
always have been somewhat greater than
requests 70, non. interference. The Su.
prems Court OF this State has been so mis-.
represented by portion of the press 10
Europe, and it's decision 81 generally gar
bled that the SUPREME Court reporter of
Illinois has just sent copies OF the decision
TO U. s. Ministers in Europe and all the
leading journals of the Trans Atlantic
press.
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Smith sent for Frazier yesterday to come
to his house, saying he wanted to see him
on important business. Just as Frazier
reached the gate Smith opened the door
and fred, killing him almost INSTANTLY
He then sent ball through his own head
and died n few seconds.
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The Nprsgue 'iect'Iea' s,stem Tor NOV
ing street cars has b-en successfully tested
in Boston. A company " Ii be formed to
iutr oduce il.
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Eugl sh loo uoti,e bu n,e's have been
comprllrd To adopt the American pattern
10 many respects ia order TO control the =
Continental traffic
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An iron company has bought 2 600 600
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Virginia aud 100 000 acres IN Tennessee.
The iron ore /. very rich
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A COLORADO TRAGEDY,
Man Hills His Wire's Paramour aud

BOULDER .Cpl.. Nov. 7.-Tames smith
respectable citizen, suspected that too
intimate relations existed between his
wife and young man named AL. Frazier.
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Die Florence Niebt;naate Der Rin.
ocrpHeee.

Die Florence N%iebt;naale Der Rin=
bcrpfcee.
I~olsenbes 1T elm Nus5ua zines an ben
Deutfden &efOrm Wseienser in @bom.
bersbursb. Ba., sei4riebenen Briefes:
Gtne @ohIthdterin.
Sefnst bic gbirs fir ae unb Mrs.
Winslow mirb beweiien, bab fe bic anne.
ritaniide 6lorentiner Nadtisaa Der Sim
Der 1T. Dapcn Fnb mir 10 iberaeuet,
baB mir ~unierer Sup" lebren merben
gu fasen: v@eieSnet fei Mrs. Winslop"
neil tie berielben bebllflid mar, user bic
Beriobe bes 3abnens unb anbere BEE
idmerliGteiteu fur ainoer b~inpes3ufom=
men. Mrs. Winslon's 9pothing Sprnp
nimmt ben Sinbern bic @dmer5en rsnb
furtrt DAientrie unD Diarrboe. @r
madt ben @aumen 5art. befreit BON
@%ut5inbuns uno brinst cas Sinh sliidlid
iber Die Bericbe bes 3obnens hinpeg.
St tbut serabe boS, mas er porsiebt 3u
tbun, Nles unb nidt weniser. Bir pa.
Ben einmal Mrs. Binslow seieben unb
fennen fe rur burd ibren Soptbing
Shrup fir ainber. Wenn mir bic Madt
bdtten. ,pirpsn mir iie ais 6eilanb fir
bic Rinber binfteIen - mas fe audi in
Der Ebot. 1T Der Srrup DirD in
alien ApOtheteu 81 rs Gents per 5laide
r~erfauft.
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tag bageeen aepiecigt uhb erflA,t. baB
fie f1 u hhrh bic Ginfihfung bes
aItebrpirbiaen puriianifjen 5uuntags
befrieoigen Iahen Diirefn.
0etpitts Seef mar. eir @sfeb ein3u=
fibren, bas lid mirf!i6 burdfibren
Iieb, ienen Snbbaihsfulutifern 1T oFet
ein p6lia unbur6fihtbares, MIR 5u
2ag unb Srus fiihfepbes lieber, menn
nur Der duBere S6ein Qepabrt bleibt.
Mb8eieben bon hieier SheinbsiligfeiE
1T es bic unatredtiaFeit uub fis Wils
fir, burh bic fi6, iene J%anatiter aus.
5eihaen. Weil. lie es bDr3iebeir, fib
mad Der Site ibrer 8prfahren arn
5onntaee ftrdfli6 gu %Ianameileu, iolen
fid bic Na6fommen anberer 8orfab=
rem, Die ben Sonntag In anberer. fr6bs
Iiberer Meiie tegingen, nun aud
langmeilep2 Meil fe ibren Wbisfep
unh ihren Wein 81 9ouie ober int
Club beimli6 unb berffoblen am Sonns
tog genieBea, iolI es ein 8erbredeu iein,
tpenn Nnbere offen uno uugeideut elm
@Ias 8ier trinfen2 l1nb iol6eu Ders
riidten Nnf6auungen ioaen it'd ptele
bunoerttauienb Meni6en gebuIbig uns
termerfen. 1T bas nidt gu tOQs
Daourd, baB iene 2euten ielbf Der
puritanifde 9onntag in @n9laub nod
nidt puritanii6 aenug III, unb boB tie
Ben 6emittiben 8ermittlungss 8srf6lag
= Der bod mirtlid melt geuug sebt-
als unannebmbar be5eidueu, baben fe
gejeigt, baB ibnen bic sa9e Der Mdsigs
felt unb Der Sonntassbeilieung re6t
aleid9iItig III unb baB ie nur ibretl
3errf1geliifen fr6bnen dnb ole Mnbers=
oen.enoen 3pingen molten. mad ibrer
Pfeife gu tansen.
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Wn.. SDHtna Il gpbu.

uaiere 9auptaabruns III uno bleibt
bas Gleif6, unb I'M iol6es frii1 uns
gut 3us e%rlan9ens fam mon unmDglid
eiilen anpsrtdiigeren Marft finben, oils
ben Don Wm. 66Hing & Sobn, Sc.
511 aoe, s. Die 0erren baben benz
@sf1uad ibrer Gunoen &e9nung gsz
tragen unb III ibrem @tabIiHement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erridtet, neIde alien
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaltuns uuo gnr-
fernung i6dblider S~nsrebien5en bes
6lsii6ss entipri1t. Sic baben beiidn=
Dig in i1ren 8iebb6fen einen erOBen
8orratb bon MatDieb, aus wel6em
nur bas 8eife fur ibre Gunoen sewdbli
niro. Wer reef bebient iein. min, Der
beiude Sen Marft, So. 511
Avenue 6. 1,lOtli
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+. meb. 8. 8. @oriu9
215 SummitsGtroBe

uebsr bic Observation-Disclosures
bes &ronptin3en unb berer Werl1lims
merung tuitb aus Son Herto n'if9es
tbellt: Die 1eBt aufgetretei1en Mot
unbebentli9en Spnptome begannen nd
teit benz l.. Nopelnber gu eFtpidelil.
Or. wtaden5te tUslgert h@ elergli9,
pen loon Dor ufonoten DON Den oeuI'
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& r e b e.

Sin wibsrfpdnitiser Mussn 1T f@per gu sab.
men. Dod] nit S o fetter's " a aenb t.
ters p.rbelert, aieht ct ;einen aampi nit ben
Spetien, bic IN u~nbermutbeten Nuaenblldtn
hes appetits sasefabrt wuraen, mad uno mad
auf. Damit nit Griebe elm uno i9mtnDet
slei&aettis bic Dgspepfie. Damit b0reu sfeid-
aeitis aud bic Nualen auf, pelde ansreifenbe
Runosebungen, tpie goobrsnnen, Elm nieber-
3iebenoes @sfibl in Der Maseasrube ipabrenb
BET Wabl3eiten unb Elm unnatiirIides bes 8oll>
ieins mad benielbeu, 8labunsen, taures
S@ludeny @alenleiben &C. berurfaden. Na9
ann enoung oes Mational. StGrfunssmittels,
nebmen eeber unb ginseueios, bic iudbreno
elmer anbauernoen acknowledgement tets
mebr nber iueniser s~erriittet norben iinb. ibre
GunttiOnen gu reseIma6iser sbdtisteit ipieber
auf. Oaour9 peroen. abgefeben bon bet
Dhspebiie, aud bereu 8eslelter, 8erfopfuns
uno @auenleioea, bur9 bieies Seilmittel ber>
trieben, bos beren ~ereiebise Axeus, Sdmdds
Der 8erbauungSorsane. peritopft. Ser epi.
aafrifde Merp, ba8 8eaensetpebe, fura jebes
Srsan, bas an Der 8erbauunesthdtisfeit init.
pirft, mirb burd bieiea mobItbdtige &rafti,
suugsmittel geifdrft unb r~e9uIirt.
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7ie o~iesiabrige 8aumiuon @rnte

9ie in Neu Orleans eri6einenoe
Cotton Wprio" ber6Hantlidt fplgenDen
Naumwplberidt:
Ser Nusgang bet Sai1Dn iii euttdu.
ideab, mtEn man bic @rpnrtungen in
SeriieF9tisua8 5iebt, fuel6e man i'm
September baben oarfte. ia bic @rnte
ttel le!blt gertnger, als I'M tebten Sabre
aus.
IN Mtfanids, Seras unb Senuelee
bermlnberfe id Die @rnte Dor Nllem in.
folge Der Gitrre UNI eir Bebeutenbes.
Sn 3eras lift Die @rnte febr perl1ie=
ben a~usgefaleu.
Sie al Der atlantif@en &lfie gelegez
nen Staat'u fubren better uno obIdon
au@ bort Die grtr1ge butter ben ct.
tuartungen bes lebten 5ommers aurid.
bIieben, 10 ilbertreffen biefelben INNER
nod b~ieienigen bes lebtea Sabres.
Nu9 in Georgia TT bic @rnte cine iebr
Derf9ie0ene.
8eibe @arolinas basegen merben ents
lusber bic our 3eit bes lebteu algemeiz
men Bsri1tes eebegten @rma,tuugen
erfiiqt ober ielbt iibettrofen finben.
alabama binipieber bat ni9t i'm @rts
fernteten 0as geltefert, morauf es mod
por &ur5em bofeu butte.
SIN untern Miiiffppi Sbale 1T bic
@rnte 3uar binter ben @rwartunsen
bes Grhbiabres auriidgebliebea inbeB
bat fe bieienise bes leBten Sabres
iiberi9titten. Oas gilt Dor allen bonn
Staat MiIiiippi.
Die pTidz5 aifon bat id i'm Mnge.
meineE als iebr giuftig ermieien unb
bic @rnte lit ungep0bnl,9 frib etnge.
betmft tDorben.
Wie inbeB ihon IL nnierem lebien
8eri9t porausgefebt purbe, bat id) Der
top crop LIBERAL als Gebli6lag ers
piefen. Nur i'm Sfiober mutbe etpas
in bisier B~esiehung errelht.
Sn pielen @egenben BADEN Raupen
unb Oiirre Der @rnte @intrag getban.
Mlein i'm lebten Monate iino 0u6
nod in idmmtli6eu Staten lsidte
Gr6ife, ia iber einen groBen She'll bes
8aummoa. 8ebiefss perni9tenbe Gr6ite
aufsetreten.
Die in ben ein3elnen Staaten gu er:
nartenbe grnte tpirb fi1, mad Balen
5emeHen, tpie folgt lfelen:
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g. s. MILLER,

Wef Con s {,
bdIt elm groBes unb iebr ~setudbltes 2as
get BON Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
BiIberrabmen unb lite n,
unb ferner neben 3ei9nepsM aterialien
aler Nrt, Garben ,nn6 Mntreis
der 30 ate tfalien Defenders
9ammers ertig gemif6te
Tarben, bic beften unb biaigifen i'm
Warfte, bi. unter boiler @arantte Der.
tauft perben. s I, unb Spies
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
i9lagenbe Mrtitel; porin Serr Miiler
0as gr6Bte Eager i'm Weiien bes Staa.
tes bat. Muftrdse aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgeIibrt.
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California @eine.

MeinIiebbaber finben elm srobes Ga
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Serrn s. s. Weper ON Nlamo
pla3a. 9err Meper fuht bic Meine
an Ort uno STEELE aus NIB fauft 6ireft
aus benz 2eler Ter Meinsidter. Nls
sutem 2emner gelinst es ibm fteis, bic
befien Sorten aus3updblen. @r fam
feline 8unbsn uno Gamilien nit eineni
guten 3ropfen nerieben. Rotbs unb
MeiBpeine in por3lslider Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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@dmade lub finoerleie Tra1en

iolten ni6t ber3peifeIn, ~fonnern 2atb unb ge.
lebruns aus einem Bude idopfen. burh mel.
Dies Saufenbe innerbalb ~iir3eiter 8eit lire ooIle
@efunDbeit wieber erlonat nnb, ben einsigen
@mnid hires -Ssrjens in GrfnIIung sebsn fa-
ben. DaS nit rielen ar nfengefdi1.en er-
Idntertt, reiddid ausseta;tete neueie Merf
pirb gratis unb fl a nerffidt Apn ber
Yripate Clinic s. 9~ispeniarp, 15 9.
@Dufton Ctr , Netu DOrf, u q.
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8rudli 8rudl @rnd !

tpirb unfeblbar furirt nod Der Metbobe
Der Dottoren s. s.. unb 5. Miniams,
st. 2puis, Mo. Weoer Mefer nod
bppooermii@e Nabeln merben ange=
panot. Sofortise grlei1ternng, unb
eriinolide 6eiluug in fur3er 3eit. Man
tpitb nidt perbinbert ieiner Nrbeit nber
feinen @eiddften nahaugeben. Nuf
Wuni9 mirb bic 9eiInn9 garantirt.
Roniultation unentgeltli9. MdBige
preiie. 5pre1t pOr 3immer $50. a
iiber WoIf & Rarr. 10.9,tum
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- 6earp George giebt lib Miibe,
i9 bur1 bu6trabsnoe Morte fiber bic
5batfaGe binweg3utl6ften, baB Die
3abf ber ftr i'm in Der Staot yteuo
Ooff ob9egeteHen 5ttmmen bon Oh
900 bel Der leBien Maporsmuhl auf
$4,000 bel Der Mabl fir bas Mmt bes
5taatsiecretdrs berabseiunten iii.
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= Gin Manu, Der 40 Sabre lars
NIT Mebieinen gu tbun geb0bt bat,
iol.e SaIB BON 3uder unteriheiben
f6nnen. Wan b6re, mas elm folder iast:
Solebo, 8, 10. San. '87.
Mn bic 5erren 5. s. @benep & So.
Meine 6erren! Wdbrenb elmer 40s
idbrigen Yroris babe i'd biel nit Mebis
cineu au tbun gebabt, aber oenno6 1T
mir nod ME Elm mebiciniihes prdparat
porgefommen, bas i'd nit 70 piel Nsrs
traurn ouf @rfolg perfdreiben f6nnte,
tpie Sals Gatarrbs2ur, tpel6es Sic
anfertigen. Sd babe IS idon oft pers
f6rieben unb omar iebesmal nit BEN
5ufriebenfte0enbfien grfolge. Gum
SOLUBLE mill i9 nur nod hin3ufigen.
bob i'd ben Sal bon Gatarrb erft nod
finben muB, in meldem es feline Dirs
flung pe,fast. poruusgeieBt naiirli9.
baB bic Wsbicin ben 8orf9riften &c.
mdB aneepenbet Dirb. Z
Sbr ergebener
Or. meb. 8. 8. @oriu@
215 SummitsS traBe.
Wir sebsn 800 flr ieben Goa BON
2atarrb. nel6er nidt bur1 6al's
"Catarrh-C Cure gebeilt uerben f0nnte.
Sies Mittel if innerli9 ar3upenben.
s. s. @benep & Co., Solebo, Dbio
gigentblmer.
sr gu baben in iebef Npotbete
au rs @ents.
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W. $. ontterfioe & gp., 1856
Sfe 0ouifon. stroBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters. halten fi9 benz
pablifum fiir llsin ibrGa1 i9lagenbeu
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpreden
prompte Beforeung aler Muftrdge.
GronleH6ter, @as. Girtures, 8abetpan=
men. @lofets &c. Nets an Danb.
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Qlud, Sic ad1mudfadhen limb be

NIaf5 ole Sn5lt1aH1 dd1en h1l6 Ger
Mobe untermorfen, bic Don Salon su
6aiion fi1 btrdnbert. Das Neueite
barin, bduptlddlli6 ober In Oiamanten
finbet man i'm 9iamanten : 0auie
bon g. NDnbatt, Der fortmdbs
reno bas N~lerneueiie auF Eager hdlt.
6err 8. &ouoant uno feline auporfoms
menbeu Yerfdufer fiib isberaeit bereit,
bic Waarsn behufs geii6tigung uor5us
Ieatu. s. 8oubant lit felt 1868 etab-
lirt uno erfreut fi9 zines tueiioerbreites
ten suten &ufes. @r 1T elm in 6er
S6wei3 ausgebilbeter praftiider ubrs
mod,sr unb garantirt ale feline Nrbeiten.
8. &ouuant, Main pla3a, San NntOnio.
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pancoaf & Sobn berfaufen
6elrentleiber Is - 1870 biliger als irs
genb elm 6aus in Der Stabt. Dies 1T
tein 9umbug. ueberaeugt gu9!
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0erren. uno Rnabensan.
q Il g E, fduer genus fur 9erbft unb
Winter rs 335% biniger aIs friiher,
nit benz 8orratb gu rdumert. pans
coaft & GDbn.
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Manerid'S 8amf, ~ausemeines 8anf.
eefddft, sablt Al 3inien auf Sspoiiten
fir beftimmte 3eit.
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= Mle aeue Sorten in Silten, bic
Dunlop einsei6Iofen, bel paneoaf &
Sobn.
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Wndlens Mrusea.galbe

Die bette Satbe ber @eIt fir Sdnttts
anstf6unssn, @ef9pire, 6ieber. unb Saut.
ausf9Iae, GIefte, sefpruugene 9dnbs, Groft.
beuIen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten furirt Ga.
merrtoiben o6er teins 8e5abluus. B6nias
SatiSFeation sarantirt cher bas Sch n,rb
aurideraattet. rs Gtnts Gle Shadtel bel u
Dreib
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Qost @uh uift t6uiden burh

= 2aBt @u6 nidt tdui6en bur9
niebere Yreiie fir Nrbeit, melde better
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Supreme Court sits in banco this
morning.
The Australia sails on Tuesday next at
noon for San Francisco.
Captain Fullers household furniture will
be sold at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The choir of the Fort-street Church will
meet for rehearsal this evening at 7:3O
O'Clock.
To-day is the forty-eighth anniversary of
the birthday of H. R. II. Princess Poo
maikelani
DR.. Hagan. formerly of this city, has
been appointed City Physician at Los
Angeles.
The Royal Mail steamer Mariposa is due
on Friday from the Colonies, Ell route to
San Francisco.
The Rev. F. w. Merrill and wife, form
erly of Honolulu, are expected from South
Australia tomorrow by the MaripOsa.
The Honolulu Almanac and Directory"
for 1887 is now on sale at J. IL. Sopers's
news depot and this Office. Price, 30 cents
The Honolulu Rifles will give an exhibI-
ton drill at the entertainment by Major
Henderson,, the drummer. On Monday
afternoon the Major will give matinee at
the Rifles armory, to which children will
be admitted for % cents.
Tomorrow is Good Friday and will be
observed as public holiday. Special ser
vices will be held in st. Andrews and the
Roman Catholic Cathedrals.
The box plan for the performance on
Saturday evening by Major Henderson,,
the drummer, at the Hawaiian Opera
House, opens at O'Clock this morning at
the office of J. e. Brown & Co., Merchant
street
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A bankrupt in Trouble

In the Supreme Court Yesterday. be-
tore Mr.. Justice Preston, the matter Of
the bankruptcy OF Y. Amin came nm.
Hearing on an order to show cause whv
the bankrupt is not in contempt for fail
ure to file his statement of assets and
liabilities. The bankrupt pleaded that
he was sick on Saturday and had been
up to the present time. On being asked
by the Court where his books were. he
stated that some were at his house and
some were burned
Mr.. Thurston, who appeared for the
ruler, said that the Deputy Marshal
went to Anin's to get the books and
papers, and the latter stated they were
all burned up.
The Court ordered that the bankrupt
produce in Court before o'clock all his
books and papers, and that he render
and file the required schedules as ordered
on or before 10 o'clock a. m. Monday
next upon pain of being sent to prison.
At 2:50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Amin produced a bundle of books in
Court
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ve-~cis expected from EoresG,

Vessels E5Npectet fr,En F0ref&n Ports.
Am bark Timour, Brewer, sailed from Boston
Dee II, due May l-20
Brit bark Cerates, from Liverpool, due May
1-2U
Am VIII blk Mars, from San Francisco, due Feb
1923
Ere uch Frigate Shoals. due Nov 3O-3G
Am bktne Makah, from Newcastle, W, due
February 25-28
Brit blk Scottish Lassie, W Singer, sailed from
Liverpool Jan TO- due May 20-3l
Am brig " II Myers, from Port Blakely, due at
Kahului March i6-32
Am bktne Hattie Bangs, Terrill, from Hong
kong, due April 1910
Haw schr Jennie Walker, b Anderson, from
Fanning's Island, due March 25-3l
German bark Hercules, SGhaefer, sailed from
Liverpool December I4tb. due May 1-20
Am bktne Amelia, william Newhall, from Port
Townsend, W L, due Mar ch p 81
Am VIII bark Ohio, from New Bedford. due
RMS Mariposa (Am), RI " Hayward. frem
the Colonies, route TO San Francisco, due
April Sth
Am bktne Jane A Falkenberg, Clinker, from
Port Townse nd, due March 24-31
Am blk Caibarien, \ Perkins, from San
Francisco, due 4 priI 5-15
Am bktne Discovery, j. Lee, from San Fran
cisco due prii 4-15
An bark Julia Foard Bergam, from San Fran
cisco. due at HiIo Hawaii, April 10 80
Am bark st Lucie, sailed from New York March
Z6, due September $50
blk & y WhitmOTe, II Thompson, from De-
parture Bay due May 2U-;'0
Am bktne John WOrstar, from Nanaimo, e.,
due May $3.50
Am bk Hope, W b PenhalIow, from Port
Townsend, due May 10
supposed to be lost